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A Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear specialist

A Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear specialist

A Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear specialist assigned to the 2nd Chemical Battalion, Fort Hood, Texas, assists a victim as part of their training mission which involved the simulation of a chemical... More

A CBRN soldier assigned to the 44th Chemical Company,

A CBRN soldier assigned to the 44th Chemical Company,

A CBRN soldier assigned to the 44th Chemical Company, Fort Hood, Texas, looks at a victim's casualty card to determine what level of treatment or decontamination she needs following the simulation of a chemical... More

CBRN soldiers assigned to the 44the Chemical Company,

CBRN soldiers assigned to the 44the Chemical Company,

CBRN soldiers assigned to the 44the Chemical Company, Fort Hood, Texas, remove a victim's clothes before moving him through the line to be decontaminated and medically treated following the simulation of a chem... More

A CBRN soldiers assigned to the 2nd Chemical Battalion,

A CBRN soldiers assigned to the 2nd Chemical Battalion,

A CBRN soldiers assigned to the 2nd Chemical Battalion, Fort Hood, Texas, rolls a victim on a stretcher with his wife walking beside him after she refused to be by his side in order to create a real life scenar... More

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